Real Madrid has been scraping by in the Champions League this season, but any team that defeats PSG, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Liverpool to reach the final answers every question.
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This is a team that knows how to get the job done, no matter how late they leave it or how stacked the odds appear to be against them.
Years of experience and quality provide Real Madrid with concrete-clad self-belief that has seen them navigate their way out of so many tight situations including the latest game.
What a moment for their legendary coach Ancelotti, who returned to the Bernabeu from Everton a year ago and has since won La Liga and the Champions League.
With that fourth victory, Ancelotti can now lay claim to history, demonstrating his mastery of managing egos and high-level players who respond to the vastly experienced Italian’s prompts.
He was the most relaxed and confident man in Paris at his pre-match press conference, and he can now look back on two Champions League wins over Liverpool, here and for AC Milan in 2007, after losing in the so-called Istanbul miracle in 2005.
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Ancelotti is one of the greats, as he has demonstrated yet again.
